Jaguars

The Jaguars were woeful on Sunday, struggling from open to close and getting a big scare from an injury to Trevor Lawrence in a 40-14 loss to the Lions.

Trevor Lawrence suffered an injury to his left leg at the end of the first half of Sunday’s game against the Lions, an injury that looked devastating when it happened.

The Jaguars are looking to start another winning streak. They’ve won two of their last three games, including a comeback stunner over the Ravens last week.

The Jaguars notched their best win of the Trevor Lawrence era last week in a comeback victory over the Ravens. They’re on the road Sunday against the Lions. The News4JAX sports staff offers its predictions on the game.

After upsetting AFC North-leading Baltimore, the Jaguars travel to Detroit to face the Lions in search of starting another winning streak. Here are four storylines to follow on Sunday:

While the pandemic was hard on countless students, City Year Jacksonville says its focus is to help them learn skills they can carry with them through life.

Former Jaguars kicker Josh Lambo on Tuesday filed an amended complaint against the Jaguars — just a few weeks after a judge dismissed his original lawsuit against the team, in which he accused former head coach Urban Meyer and the team of creating a “hostile work environment.”

Instead of wearing their hearts on their sleeves, NFL players get a chance to do it somewhere else.

Members of the Jaguars surprised some students on Giving Tuesday at Lone Star Elementary School.

Fans may still be celebrating Jacksonville’s stunning win, but Doug Pederson has already moved on.

The win pushes Jacksonville to 4-7 on the season. Photographer Kevin Nguyen captured the game in images. Scroll through his photo gallery to check out the game.

The Jaguars found themselves in another close game. For the 10th time in 11 contests they led at one point in the game, but this time, they found a way to win with a 28-27 classic over the Ravens. Here are my four biggest takeaways from the game.

The Jaguars pulled out one of their most memorable wins in years, roaring back for a 28-27 win over the Ravens on Sunday, a victory that wasn’t decided until Justin Tucker’s 67-yard field goal with no time left fell yards short.

The Jaguars (3-7) haven’t fared well against players like Baltimore’s Lamar Jackson. Will that change when they face the Ravens (7-3)?

The Jaguars are coming off the latest bye week in franchise history. And it was much needed for the 3-7 team. The Ravens visit Jacksonville on Sunday. Can the Jaguars bounce back with a win? The News4JAX sports staff offers its predictions on the game.

Jacksonville used its bye week to retool its shaky defense. The Jaguars simplified schemes and hinted at relying on “more games and stunts” to spark a listless pass rush.

Jaguars defensive end Dawuane Smoot and his wife, Aumari, are the proud — and often sleep-deprived — parents of Ahmir and Ahlani. Most parents of young children can relate. But it’s their story that is remarkable, even a year after an early morning surprise made the Smoot clan a family of four in the most unexpected of ways.

Tuesday at the NFL Youth Education Town in Brentwood, Jaguars pass rushers Josh Allen and Travon Walker hosted a Thanksgiving meal for about 200 kids at a local Boys and Girls Club.

Now that the Jaguars are represented in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, how long until a second Jacksonville player gets invited to Canton? On Tuesday, former Jaguars' running back Fred Taylor was named as one of 28 modern-era finalists for the Hall.

The Jaguars reached their bye week in Doug Pederson’s first season with a 3-7 record. What’s gone right, what’s gone wrong and what’s realistic to expect over the final seven games? The News4JAX sports staff answers those questions at the bye.

Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence is among a host of Hollywood and sports celebrities named as defendants in a class-action lawsuit against cryptocurrency exchange FTX, according to a report from USA Today’s JagsWire.

Entering their bye week at 3-7, there are major improvements for the Jaguars to make. But the team is staying positive as they look to finish the season strong after the break.

Ten games into Doug Pederson's first season, the Jaguars' head coach seems prophetic. When hired, he said it would not be an overnight fix. While the team has shown improvement, it has been a slower-than-hoped-for process.

A lawsuit by former Jaguars kicker Josh Lambo seeking his full salary for last season, plus damages for emotional distress over what he called a “hostile work environment” created by the Jaguars and former coach Urban Meyer, has been dismissed.

It’s a bit past the halfway mark of Doug Pederson’s first year in Jacksonville. There have been positives. There have been many negatives. There hasn’t been a lot of consistency.

The Jaguars fell to 3-7 with a 27-17 loss to the Chiefs in Kansas City. It was the first game this season in which Jacksonville did not lead at some point in the game. Doug Pederson called it a “benchmark game.” So how did the Jaguars measure up? Here are my four biggest takeaways from the game:

Jacksonville needed to play a near-perfect game to beat the Chiefs in Kansas City and were far from that. The Jaguars missed two field goals, got little from three takeaways and couldn’t stop Patrick Mahomes in a 27-17 loss on Sunday.

Win two tickets to the Jaguars' home game against the Baltimore Ravens.

Jacksonville (3-6) snapped its losing streak last week against the Raiders but has to follow that up with a visit to face Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs (6-2).

Win two tickets to the Jaguars' home game against the Baltimore Ravens.

The Jaguars broke their losing streak last week against the Raiders. To try and start a winning streak before their bye week, they’ll have to go on the road and upset the Chiefs. The News4JAX sports staff offers its predictions on the game.